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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hello friends. How are you today? Hope you're having a wonderful

day so far. Happy Monday. My name is Bailey Sarian and today is Monday. Welcome to another

episode of Murder, Mystery and Makeup Monday. If you are new here every Monday, I sit down

and talk about a true crime. Sorry, that's been heavy on my noggin. And I do my makeup at

the same time. I do my makeup because it just keeps me busy doing something. So that's

why I do it. And then we talk about true crime. If you like true crime and you like makeup,

I would suggest you subscribe. Today's story I wanted to talk about Rebecca Zahau and

her very mysterious, mysterious case. There is just, it's just, it's just like what the hell.

That's what it is. It's a what the hell case. But other than that, I will stop rambling

and let's get into this tragic story. So this story, like I said, is about Rebecca Zahau,

but there is also a lot that kind of went on in the house. Most of my stories, I kind of

try and talk about the whole family background and get you, giving an idea of where they come

from essentially, but I just feel like there are so many different names and people involved

in this case that it could get really overwhelming, get to the point, Bailey, get to the point.

I'm going to start off with Max Shacknye and Max was a six year old boy in 2011 is when

this happened and his parents were Jonah Shacknye and Dina Romano. Jonah, who was 54 at

the time, he was a wealthy CEO of a pharmaceutical company who mainly sold restylon, cosmetic filler.

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